The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-05
LOCAL BRIEFS,

HENRY LEIGH has been appointed
notary public for Iron County, Utah.
WELLS, FARGO & Cos. shipments yes
terday we're: Base bullion, valued a
81 900.
AND NOV Beaver is hunting boom
She certainly should be included in the
ranks.
THERE ARE messages at the Telegraph
Office for John K. Niehl and J. B. En-
kenbrack.
7. r. JONES & Co. received yesterday
Germania bullion, SI,9S5,73; ore, $5,-
4O1.77. Total. 81 $3.50.
MoCoRN1cK & Co. yesterday received
Hanauer Bullion, 81 400; Crescent ore
4.430; silver and lead ores, IS, 800. Total
sl5,63O.
THE FRIENDS of Mr.. and Mrs. Rulon
S. Wells may send in their congTatula-
lions on the advent of new nint-pound
Soy. 1t arrived Monday night.
P. W. MApsEN g. Co. are putting in
for Mr.. Gallagher at the Arcade Res
taurant a fine 7 foot French cooking
range. Madsen & Co. make a speciality
of-stoves and stove trimmings.
THERE IL a case of diphtheria at the
residence of Mr.. DoWden's on First
North Stre6t, another at the residence
of a. II Cannon, No. 81 First North
Street and a third case in the house
south Of Mr.. CannOn's.
SomE THE ago Frank Foote pre-
scented to the Chamber of Commerce
L =
specimens. These specimens have now
been placed in position in the cabinet,
and are attracting considerable atten-
ton.
A STRONG flow of natural gas was
was struck yesterday on Hyrum KIM
balls land south of the d. & &. G. de-
pot. When a match was applied, a
fame shot up six or seven feet high, and
the gas fow gives every indication of
being permanent. n
TIE ACCOMMODATIONS for passengers
on the Utah & Northern are not nearly
sGf6 3ient. they have had to refuse
passen gers coming to conference, all
along The line. This looks like all our
friends IL 1he Dorth intended 10 fock
in aBG capture us.
THE EXAMINATION OF Thomas Butler,
charged with committing malicious
mischief. was concluded before Com
missioner NoIrell Yesterday, and re-
suited II the defendant being found
guilty. { fine of $50 aud costs was i'm
posed. NJ, Butter gave notice of an
appeal.
Jos. Hail, Historian TuIlidge's assist
ant. IS IN camp again securing more
names tO- the petition. Not only
should the City Council but every res
ident should help in tee Iaudable
schems To have Park City and its in
dustrIes and sources appear IN Tul-
lidge's History Of Utah.-Record.
TIE HANDSOME metal frame contain
ing list Of the names Of the members
of the Chamber of Commerce, the Of
fcers ana standing committees. was
q placed z position on the mineral
cabinet il the Chamber of Commerce
Yesterday afternoon. The frame was
made by G, z. Oulmer & Bros.
9 ". A. pTrr, John s. Barnes. J. II.
Van Horne, &. z. Carter, William
Showeil, and Others have ciubbed to-
gether and bougN a new drilling,
washing and driving machine for the
purpose OF sinking for flowing well
on their extensive lands over Jordan
SIX Or SCfSlL AllLCo NOSb vi OduNAN. 1ASN
calculate they can go down to depth
OF 500 feet.
The Co OPERATIVE Wagon Company
have Just turned out two ore beds for
the use OF Mr.. Hinckley, of Fillmore
These beds are of hardwood. and are
solid SnG substantial. being the very
best that have been turned out in this
part Of the country. They also have
received g fine Mitchell & Lewis surrey,
which has been made expressly for Mr..
G. T. Odell. 1t is almost perfect in
every part snd is considered q veritable
daisy
THR BATHING trains OF the Utah &
Nevada Railway are still well patron
lied. The bathing at Garfield j. said 10
be at its pest. Professor Marcus Jones
tested the temperature and density OF
the water last evening and found the
former 20 be rs degrees and the latter
16 per cent The company expect to
keep the bathing trains running until
after Conference. All visitors to the
CITY should take run to Garfield and a
dip in the water before the season
sloses.